They are flat steel products obtained by rolling the rectangular semi-product (Slab) produced by the continuous casting method by heating up to a certain temperature. They are products with a thickness of 1.40-25.00 mm. Hot rolled products can meet the different expectations and demands of our customers operating in the industrial field.

Rim and chassis steels; It is used in the production of rims and chassis parts that require both high strength and superior formability, which are the main inputs of automotive.

Structural steels; General structural steels, which can be welded by conventional methods, are generally used in construction machinery and construction equipment, general construction plates, in the manufacture of land and railway vehicles, storage tanks and container manufacturing by guaranteeing their mechanical properties.

Boiler Steels; It is used in the manufacture of pressure vessels and boilers, in the production of pipes exposed to pressure and steam, in industrial thermal vessels and in the manufacture of heat exchangers.

Products:

Hot rolled products;

It is supplied in the form of sheet cut to paint from the roll, with its edges cut or uncut.

Dimensions:

Thickness, width and length values are nominal, unless otherwise stated. Inner diameter 762 mm (+/- 7%) for roll products with or without cut edges

Surface quality:

EN 10163-2 (Class B Subclass 3) is guaranteed for surface defects in hot rolled products.

Weldability:

Using the carbon equivalent formulation commonly used in the literature to give an information about the general weldability of hot rolled steels, the formula results can be interpreted as follows. However, in order to determine the true weldability of steels, C and CE values should be evaluated together.

% CE ≤ 0,30: Weldability is very good, it can be welded without any action. 0.30 <% CE <0.55: Can be welded using a suitable welding material and appropriate temperature. % CE ≥ 0.55: It can be welded with special welding practices.

Suitable for surface coating:

Grades produced with S235JR, S275JR, S355JR notations within the scope of EN 10025-2: 2004 standard can be produced as Class 1 or Class 3 in accordance with hot dip galvanizing method.